Hayward Plans Two Special Elections for Council Seat
Hayward voters will decide on a new council member and a city manager form of government at two special elections. Mayor George A. Mays urged action at council, following Edward J. McFarland's resignation on June 20. An adjourned meeting is set for July 24 to finalize election plans.
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Hayward
City Hall
George A. Mays
Edward J. McFarland
Calmen
McFarland
California
Contract Awarded for AAF Depot Construction in Alameda
War Department announces a 2,450,304 dollar contract to Duncanson Harrelson Co. of Oakland California for utilities roads and construction work at the AAF in transit depot at Alameda Alabama.
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War Department
Duncanson-Harrelson —Co
San Leandro St
Oakland
Calif
Alameda
Windows Smashed At Hayward High School
Hayward Police seek culprits after repeated window breakage at Hayward High. Nightwatchman Manuel Silva reported objects thrown at the buildings with several windows cracked during the week.
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Hayward High
Hayward
Hayward High School
Manuel Silva
Burned Mute's Mother Attempts death by own action
Louise Dodson, mother of a 13 year old deaf mute girl who died in a trailer fire near Tulare, reportedly tried to hang herself at Tulare county hospital after the child’s body was found. Attendants prevented the attempt as witnesses recalled her hysterical reaction to the tragedy.
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Tulare
Boy Dies in Dentist Chair After Frightful Fear
Fourteen year old Wayne Thomas of Raynham died yesterday in Middleboro while awaiting a tooth extraction. Medical Examiner A. Vincent Smith said death was caused by a heart seizure induced by fright. The incident occurred in a dentist’s chair with local authorities investigating the sudden death.
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Middleboro
Masa
U.P
Wayne Thomas
Raynham
A. Vincent Smith
Arsonist Pardoned By Governor Warren
The Governor's office announced five former state prisoners received pardons restoring civil rights after completing their terms. Recipients include Pietro Scianna of Santa Clara County for 1923 arson, Frank H. Toppel for 1933 forgery, Melvin N. Johnson for 1934 robbery, Harry M. Gross for 1935 assault with a deadly weapon, and Lawrence Vink for 1982 robbery in Los Angeles County.
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Sacramento
Pietro Scianna
Santa Clara County
Frank H. Toppel
Riverside County
Melvin N. Johnson
Los Angeles County
Harry M. Gross
Lawrence Vink
Awnings Rule Proposed After Fire Chief Warning
Fire Chief Anthony August told the city council that left down awnings at night create a fire ladder hazard for buildings with residences above stores. He urged an ordinance to require proprietors to raise awnings before closing. Thursday committee meeting will address electrical codes and related matters. Alfred Martines and Patricia Bayless named Hayward Plunge attendants. Clara Cardoza appointed as water department vacation relief.
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Anthony August
Fire Department
August
Alfred Martines
Patricia Jean Bayless
Hayward
Clara Cardoza
Water Department
Give Blood Pints At Bank On Monday
A record of 137 pints of blood were donated at yesterday's Hay ward Blood Bank. Three donors Isabel Gilfillan Lela M Nicholson and Florence E Han ion appeared at the Veterans Memorial hall for the tenth time. Donating to the Red Cross for the eighth time and eligible for Gallon club membership were C Bouckhall Henry Mc Call Loring G Goulden Bernice Calderia Julia Basher B D Calumbo Augusta E Lucas George Tomicich Abbas Schenkenberger. In the 42 months ending May 31, 260 disasters struck 44 states at five per week during 48 weeks covered by a Red Cross report. During the year elided duly $0, 7545, there were 187 disasters.
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Hayward
Veterans Memorial Hall
Isabel Gilfillan
Lela M. Nicholson
Florence E. Hanion
The
Red Cross
Gallon Club
C. Bouckhall
Henry McCall
Loring G. Goulden
Berniece Calderia
Julia Basher
B. D. Calumbo
Augusta E. Lucas
George Tomicich
Abbas Schenkenberger
Ned Cross
Truman Is Considered Running Mate
At the Democratic convention in Chicago Roosevelt will address by radio Thursday night instead of Friday. Balloting shifts to Thursday afternoon with Wallace seeking a fourth term and bipartisan backing. Byrnes’ conservative bid appears dead amid CIO protests. Wallace hopes to gain a majority with Roosevelt support while anti Wallace forces turn to Senator Tramton. Wallace allies claim broad backing despite resistance.
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Chicago
U.P
Roosevelt
Henry A
Bombers Attack Plane Factories Near Munich and Caen
Allied air and armored operations drive deep into German positions near Munich and Caen. More than 1200 American heavy bombers hit aircraft factories airdromes and depots near Munich while British Canadian and American forces push south of Caen breaking the German ring around the Normandy beachhead. Rommel counters with armor as Montgomery advances. West of Caen the British seize Hottoff and push around Noyers as St Lo area is cleared and the Vire river bend is reached by American troops. In Latvia the Red Army reports a new Baltic Front offensive breaking through Ostrov and advancing about 25 miles with 700 places captured.
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Caen
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Paris
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Normandy
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Montgomery
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High Command
Hottof
Noyers
St. Lo
Jwag
Vire
London
U.P
Josef Stalin
Red Army
Third Baltic Front
Latvia
Ostrov
Sidewalk Planned On Pinedale St
A petition signed by 49 property owners on Pinedale Street was presented to the city council on Tuesday night requesting a sidewalk along property owned by Peerless Stages or any private owner. The petition argues current conditions endanger lives and the council voted to survey needs and study requirements with abutting owners.
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Pinedale St
Citywide Night Games Signups Spur Summer Tours
About 30 sportsmen signed up at a meeting to back mid-summer tournaments in basketball volleyball and badminton. Charles Dawson of Hayward Union high school PE department and night gym program director said turnout was strong. Games run Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 10 pm, with an archery class supervised by Eulalia Tillotson. equipment limits require early registration.
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Charles Dawson
Hayward Union High School
Dawson
Eulalia
One Phone Takes Port Chicago's Disaster Calls
After Port Chicago explosion, Telephone Company crews from nearby towns rushed to restore communications. By 11:20 Tuesday most of the 212 local phones were working, with three still functioning briefly after blast and one long distance line kept for military use. The operator was knocked from her chair but returned to resume work.
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Chicago
Port Chicago
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Boys Plead Guilty On Mischief Charge
George Hinkle and George Cruz of Decote faced Hayward Justice Court today on malicious mischief charges. They admitted involvement in raiding the Hayward Skeet Club and destroying a hay baler owned by Charles Cook. Hinkle was sent to the juvenile court. Cruz’s sentence was delayed to next Wednesday July 26.
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George Hinkle
George Cruz
Decote
Hayward Justice Court
Hayward
Charles Cook
Hinkle
Crug
Antil
Cruz
William Silva
Rudolph Cruz
San Loeandro and Niles
Missouri Pedestrian Deaths Rise Sharply in Early Year
The state reports 74 percent more deaths from pedestrian accidents in the first three months of this year than in the same period last year, highlighting a concerning trend and prompting safety discussions across Missouri communities.
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Missouri
Law Seeks Sailor In Woman's Death
San Francisco officials are probing the death of 40 year old Margret Smith found in a Yosemite National Park cabin. Autopsy shows evidence of foul play. The FBI has led the investigation as detectives seek two sailors who reportedly left the park early Sunday claiming a sick woman was in their cabin.
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Harry S. Tramton
Senate
Tom Pendergast
Mariposa XU
Margaret Smith
San Francisco
Park
the Fry
OKU Alumni Publication Notes 410 Medals for WWII Valor
The University of Oklahoma alumni bulletin credits graduates and former students with being awarded 410 medals for valor in the Second World War.
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The
University of Oklahoma
University
Navy Court Of Inquiry Opens Port Chicago Disaster
Port Chicago naval court of inquiry set to convene Friday will probe the blast and casualties. Navy revised toll to 322 dead with 203 enlisted, nine officers, and 31 or 32 guardsmen among the dead, plus civilians and merchant seamen. Property loss near 6 million, government and civilian damage under review, findings to commandant of the 12th Naval District. Reconstruction proceeds as relief groups aid homeless residents and port facilities.
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Naval Court of
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North America
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Weather forecast for Bay Area regions and valleys
High fog in the morning with remaining regions clear and mild through Thursday. Valleys clear today and tonight, then overcast mornings. Little temperature change expected across Livermore Santa Clara Salinas and surrounding areas.
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Francisco Bay Region
Livarmora
Santa Claris
Salinas
Cleer
Fiesta at All Saints Church Opens This Weekend
Fiesta begins Friday through Sunday at All Saints Church grounds in Hayward with St Anthony’s Fiesta featuring ham dinner livestock auctions rosquilhas and home made cakes. Triduum prayers Friday and Saturday, jubilee high mass Sunday, pastor Rev Julio Martins marks 25th year, followed by sermon by Rev Charless G. Mardeinan.
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St. Anthony's
Hayward Area
T Sts
St. Antony
Julio Martins
Charess G. Mardeinan
Sacre Heart Church
San Jose
Marvins
Frank Bernard
Frank Coelho
Anthony Peixoto
Joseph Perry
Jack Lopes
Edward Frate
Thoms Marshall
Manuel Enos
Frank S. Seroy
George Bettencourt
Thomas Merrill
Jusse Silva
Chris Goularte
Lawrence Silva
C. Walsh
City Dads Sign Water Agreement
City Council endorsed a water pact with Eden Township Water District to drill an extra well in Mt Eden and purchase 200 million gallons at 2000 dollars annually. Excess water beyond 200 million gallons costs one cent per 1000 gallons west of Castro street. east side disputes settled at seven cents per 1000 gallons. The city expects to underuse excess water in the next five years.
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Eden’ Township
Hayward
Mt. Eden
Castro Street
Eden Township
Local School Completes Staff For Coming Year
Complete Staff Day Church announces weekday church school staffing for the next year led by Rev. T. C. Harris of the Hayward Ministerial Association. Miss Elizabeth Helz from Chicago takes the post as superintendent after earning a master of arts from Northwestern and training at Garrett College. Mrs. Wilber M. Shrader of Hayward and Mrs. Mary Jerdine will teach part time, Mag. Albert Pearson of Minnesota is hired as a full time teacher.
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T. C. Harris
Hayward Ministerial Association
Elizabeth Helz
Chicago
Helz
Northwestern University
Garrett Bible College
Wilber M. Shrader
Hayward
Mary Jerdine
Washington
Murray Townships
Mag. Albert Pearson
Minnesota
Big Chief Fire Water Booked On Drunk Charges
In Hayward Justice Court this morning Big Chief Fire Water said he was not drunk. His son Albert Paina testified he was an Indian from Wasrade, unable to go home for lack of money. He is employed at the Hearst Ranch near Pleason ton and was booked by city police on drunk charges last night.
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Big Chief Fire Water
Hayward
Thal Jist
Albert Paina
Wasrade
Ioo
Hearst Ranch
Pleasonton
Baseball Scores from National and American Leagues
Fragmentary baseball score item lists teams and players across national and American leagues. Reads like a scoreboard patch with unfamiliar abbreviations, partial innings, and scattered names including Washington Detroit Cleveland and players Newsom Hoyos Kliemanic Howat.
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Chipmai
Sluttz
Washington
Detroit
Leonard
Worrell
Overmire
Swit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Newsom & Hoyos
Kliemanic Howat
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